The Sun. — London, England, 1809-10-30 00:00:00

. I ro:n. Lc):YDO2V GAZETTE, Oa. 2.8. Admiralty..oo - ce, Oa. 25, 180'0. -This day, ii► wirivance of the Kiog's pleasure, the following Fia,;-o± - cer‘s of his Majesty's fleet were promoted, viz. Admii - als of the White—William Pcere Williams, Esq. Sit .john .Colpoys, K., B. to be Admirals of the Red. - Admirals of the Blue—lsaac Prescott, Esq. ThomA Spry, Esq. Sir . loll;► Ord.:, Bart. to'be Admirals of• the White. Vice-Admirals cif. the Red—john-Thomas, Esq. lames • BMW, Esq. Sir Er.isinus Gower, Kitt. lohn Holloway, Eaq. George Wilson, Esq. to be Admirals of the Blue. Vice-Admirals of the White-4-lenry Savage, Esq. Bartho, lornew Samuel Rowley, ESq., Sir Richard We:keit : oh, Bart. George Bowen, Esq. to be Vice-Admirals of the Red. ------. ... Vice 7 Admirals - Of,. the Blue Sampson Edwards, Esq. Geotge Campbell, Esq. Henry Frankland,.Esq. Arthur Phillips, Esq. Sir Wm. George Fairfax, Knt. to be Vice -4.,lmirals of the White. Rear-Admirals of thc Red—john Child, Purvis, Esq. Theo' philus juries, Esq. William Dotnett, Esq. Win. ‘Volse .- ley, Esq. john Manley, Esq. George Murra y , Esq. john . - SuttOn, E,41. 'Robert Murray, Esq. Hon. Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B. .john Markham, Esq. to be Vice- Admi. ratsat the -Blue. . . Rear-Admirals of the White—john Wells, i Esq.'Richatd George• Martin, Esq. Sir Alexander john Ball, llatt. Sir Richdrd john Strachani Bart.' and K. 13. Sir William Sid- Ley Smith, kot. Thomas Sotheby, Esq. Nathan Brun - • lon, Esq. William Hancock Kelly, Esq. john .Schiank, Esq. Hon. Michael lle . Coutcy, to be Rear-Admirals of the Red. •• R ear-Admirals of the Blue —Davidge Gould, Es!. Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, K. B. Robert Deveredx Fancourt, Esq. Sir Edward butla, Bait. Hon. Robert Stopford, Mark Robinson; Esq. Thomas Revell Shivers, - Esq. Charles Cobb, Esq Francis Pickmore, Esq. john Stepens Esq, john Dilkes, Esq. to be Rear-Admirals of the The under-mentioned plains were also appoint ed Flag-Officers of his Majesty's fleet, viz. Rowtcy Bolted, - Esq. William Luke, Esq. Isaac George Noti,ey; l.sq. iolin Osborn, Esq. Edmund Crawley, Esq. Charles Boyles, Esq. Sir Thomas Williams, Knt. Tho inas'Hamiltoil, Esq. Sir Thomas Boulder Thompson, Bart. George Countess, Esq. to be Rear-Admirals of the Llue. • - 'Mr/zinc/1y - Office, 25, 1810 g.. The King has been pleased to appoint Sir_ Charles Harniltoh, Bart. and the Honourable Henry Curzon, to be Colonels of his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, in :he room. of Ch;ldes Boyles, Esq. and Sir Thomas Williams, Kut. appointed Flag - Officers of his Ma jesty's fleet. - Whitehall, Oct. 28, ieog. The King has been pleased to present the Reve rend James Kiyden to the church and parish of Fet , tercairn, in the Presbytery of Fordoun,, and County of Kincardine, vacant by the death of Mr. Robert Foote, late Minister there. . Whitehall Oa ¢B, laog: - The King has been pleased to constitute and ap point the Right, Hon. Henry John Vise_Ana Palmer ston to be his Majesty's; Secretary at War. I . X aitAT A in tire - Gazetttt of*he )A izth September, . and 2,4tb. for Colonel john Prinie, of the sth Dragoims, to be MajOr- Cencr 11 in the - Army,-read Colonel lohn'Prin - cb, of the 6th Drigoore,, to be Alajor. General' in the Army: • • • 28th •Foot. For 11. j. Burn, Gent.. to be Ensign. vice Manby, promoted,. read H. 1. Brown, Gent. to be Ens4;n, vice 'Manhy,whose . dAlipointinent does not take place. - ft' • Eoth Foot. - Fo'i'Captaih Ligertwood to be Captain, vice Macneil, who resighs, read. Captain Ligeitwood to be Captain, vice Twie,, appointed to the 54th koot-. Commissions signed by the Lord Lientenant of the County of Kent. Sevenoaks . and Bromley Regiment Local Militia. To be Lieutenant—Ensign Wm. Austen. To .be Ensign, by Brevet— Quarter-Master Abraham Palmer. To be Surgeon—Edwin Wihnot, War-Office, OEt. 27, pog. • His Majesty has been pleased to order, that the 86th Regiment of Foot shall in future be styled, " the s6th (or Leinster) Regiment of Foot." • War-Office, Oct. 28, 1809. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain the Hon. Horatio George Powys Townsliend •to be Captain ofa Company, by purchase, vice Todd, who retires. Ensign Robert Adair 'to be Lieutenant, by.purchase, vice Townsend. Philip Clarke, Gent, to be Ensign, by . purchase,. vice Wyndham, promoted in the 7 tst Foot. tetlt Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Ahmuty to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Rudsdell, promoted. • , 23d Ditto, lohb Macdonald, 4,ent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice W bite, cashiered. • - 28th Ditto, Ensign lohn Anderson, from the 42d Foot, to be Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice Manby, whose Ap pointment has not taken place. 4.2t1 Ditto, Neil Sinclair, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Andersen, promoted in the 7.6t11 Foot. atith Ditto, Lieut. Chas. Urquhart to be sofaCaptai o a Com pany, without purchase, vice Coghlan, promotei the ad Garrison Battalion. • Ensign Ralph Ouseley to be Lieute nant, vice Uri - lull-art, Alex. Bell, Gent, to be_Ensign, vice i 3useley. - ' 57th di:to, W. L. H. Eden; Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vies Ackiaad, whose appointment has not taken place. 59th Ditto, Ensign Henry Browne to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Fuller, promoted. . 6oth Regiment of Foon• John. lames Sargent,. Gent to be Ensign, without purchase , vice Carloss, promoted. • 64th Ditto, Lieutenant •I. T. IN altord, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, viee Douglas, pro moted. , • 96th Ditto, Ensign Francis Hand to be Lieutenant, without purchase; vice Shnrtieworth, who retires.. '67th. Ditto, William Collins Burke Jackson, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice North, promoted. 84th Ditto, Lieutenant John lohnsou to be Captain ofa Corn pony, without purchase. Lieut. Wm. Newcornen, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Johnson. . ssth Ditten Lieutenant Richard Stannard to be Captain of a Company, without pu rchase. At i,-.1t11., the Jubilee was celebrated with every To be Lieutenants, without purchase, (lei - nous:ration of loyally. The. festival was ushered in b3' the tinging o 1 bells,', and display of flags on Ensign fames Grant.- Ensign wiiiiam.sheehan. Ensign Thomas lames, vice Siannard. ' the different churches. At eleven o'clock the Mayor To heQuarter.master, and Corporation, accompanied by the-Bath Volun- Setleant 'Davidson, vice Barry, deceased. veer regiment of Infantry, the young Gentlemen of both Ditto, Quarter -Master Halor Graham to be Ensign , without purchase, vice Campbell, whose .Appoilument the Grammar School, the Children of the Charity bas not taken place. E Schools, and the Friendly Societies (33 in number, 93 ,1 Ditto,' Ensign --- Nlackintosh to be Lieutenant, .. . without-purchase, vice Mackenzig, promoted. - containing .248 7 members, each Society 'distinguish ed by its particular banners and colours), went , in 9sth Ditto, Charles Peter Traille, ui- i nt. to he second Lieu tenant, without purchase, .vice Stewart, print - toted. , Da- grand procesion to the Abbey Church, where an niei Forbes:. Gent. to benitto, vice Carr; Vroino ted . Royal Staff C o rps, William Tait, Gent. to t oe , Ensig n, with. admirable sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr . ' out purchase. Marshall. Part of the Societies went to Walcot 7tit West trona Regiment, Ensign Joseph Anderson to be Churc h , w h ere an e q ua lly excellent discourse.was Li e utenant, without purchase , vice Uougan, superseded. • Ensign Charles W. - Stewart to be ditto, vice ,Yeilding, delivered by the Rev. Mr. Barry. Colledions were superseded. William Peacock, Corot. to be Ensign, vice made at tire doors of both Churches for the bone ' Anderson. Wm. ' Blakeley, Gcrir. to be Ensign, 'vice . . volent purpose of releasing the debtors in the county Stewart. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion , A d je itant Win. M'lntosh, from -gaol. On returning to the Hall, cakes. and wine l-[`alt. pay of the late Mans I...nciblcs, to be Lieutenant, were given to the juvenile part of the procession.— vie,: Bowan, appointetl to the :j9th Foot. The Volunteers marched to the Crescent Field, Royal Waggon '1 mitt, Comet I. 'AI . H. Streaphan to be Lieu ',,where they fired alert de joie ; and the Members of tenant, vice Kirkwood, .dzeez,ticd. Win. - nears, Gent, to be Cornet, vice lowest, deceased. Robert L'Estrange, - the , Friendly Societies departed to their respective Gent. to be Cornet, vice s.tmaiman, club-rooms, in which they dined together in much STA. F F. • . harmony ; each man received towards his expences Assistant-CommiSsary Same.d Hamilton to 'be a Deputy COmrnissary-Generat t o th. e Forces. Is. 6J. Irony the public subscription 'for that pm . . HOSPITAL STAFF. . • pose. The Children of We Blue Coat Charity School, about 120 in number, sat down' in, their William Ma,iartney, Gent. to be 110F„pital-Mate for Gene- School-room to a plentiful dinner of roast beef and rap Service. . ' The King's German Legion. plumb-pudding, provided at the expenee ofa highly sth Battalion of the Line , EnsignOiber)riard de Brandis to' be respe&ed and loyal Gentleman, a resident of , this Lieutenant, v i c e Sttsser, deceased. George de Schawroth, City. The Mayor and Corporationi the Clergy , (.; cat. to be Ensign, vice de litanilig, be Ensign, vice . with a seled party, dined at the White Hart. In ' 2d Light Battalion 1). Robison, ..sent: to the evening there was a ball at the Town Hall. Ruddle, deceased. At Woolwich fifty guns were fired at day-break, fifty at florin, and fifty at silo-set, in honoUr of the Jubilee: The OlEcers of the Artillery ,bad a grand bili in the evening on,the occasion. • MEMORA)/ZUM. - - The Appointment of GentA'emari Cadet Lionel Ford, from the Royal Military Colley,:;, to be Ensign in the 43d Foot, as stated in the Gazette at the zest instant, has not taken Mace. aiii I.UN PON I. rtinted by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett.court, BoW-stteet ; At the Sual-Ornca, No. I Ix, Strand; where ilditeilisements, Orders BANKRUPT CIES' ENLARGED. Thomas Smith the elder, and "Choinas - Smith the younger, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, linen-drapers, from Oct. 2,8 to Dec. i 6, at eleven, at the New Court-house, Wakefield. BANKRUP I ohn Webb, late of Great Portland-street, +S . t. Mary-le. bone; hatter and hardwareman; to surrender Oct. 3t, to, .uur Dec, 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Clement's-lnri. George southcombe, of Bris - kol, cheese and butter faaor, Ott. 31, Nov. to, and Dec. g, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. lames, Cray's-inn, London ; or Mr. Gorge Martin, Exchange - build ings, Bristol, join: Perkins, of Neath, Glarnorg,anshire, apothecary, Nov. 20,-21, and Dec. 9, at ten, at the CardillArms, Cardiff. Attorney, Mr,. Brown, Cardilf. john Pain, of Peckham, Siirrey, bricklayer, Oa. 3r.. Nov. 14, and Dcc. 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Carfiar, Broad-way, Deptford. Solomon Fisher, of Noble-street, Foster-lane,, London, warehouseman, Nov. 4. it, and Dec. 9, at tweile, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. William Stevens, Sion College- Gardens, 41dermaribury. . DIVIDENDS. •-- • - N0v..18. Geo.Platt, now or late of Weakey, in S'adddleworth, Yorkshire, clothier, at eleven, at the New inn, in New Delph, within Sadcileworth. Nov.at. John Balls; of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, dra per and tailor, at nine, at the Star, Great Yarmouth. Nov, 2i. loseph Browning, of Leactennall•strtet, ,London, warehOuseinan, at ten, at Gui►;th rll. Oct. 31. William Usborne, of Chnstopher-street, Finsbury square, Middlesex, Ineiti:itaitt, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 25. William Pugh. "late of Berwick-street, Soho squAre, Middlesex, tutor, at twelve, at 61111(1114i. Nov. 21. Joseph ; onnstin and John statnain, of TWickett's Mills,Northarhapton, and Thomas I Winston, of Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, Midolesex, .millers, at ten, .at Guildhall, Loudon. Nov. iS. • John Leach, of Turnham.Green, Middlesex, shopkeeper, at twelve, at auildliatt. Nov. at. William Mitcheil,iof Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorgan shire, victualler, at eleven, at. the Crown Inn, Merthyr Nov. al. Thomas Turley; of Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorgan. shire, brewer, ai eleven, at the Crown Inn, Merthyr Tydvil. \ I Nov. 23. William Whitaker,.now or lite of Wakefield, and ' Joseph Whitaker, - now or late of Leegreen, West MdsleY• Woodchurekt,'Yorkshiie, colliers, at ten, at the Wooipacks Inn • Wakefield. Nov. as. Isaac Stone and Parson Custance, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, shipwrights, at three, at the-Black Lion, Great. Yarmouth. Nov. 25. Henry Martin, of Wallingford, 'Berkshire, linen. draper, at eleven, at uildhall, London. Nov. 18. John Cowie, late of . Weston-street, Southwark, • but now of High-street Lambeth, Surrey, • common , brewer, , lat eleven, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 9. lohn Fenner, of Lawrence-lane, London, whole : sale linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 2; l-olin tones, of Old Gravel-lane, Wapping, Middle -- • sex, tOrn-fator, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 9. Edward ' Kirkman, -of Portsmouth, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 2. Arthtir Lewis, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, mercer and draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov. iS. lames Dalton, Stephen Shallcross, and John Shall cross, of Manchester, cotton-spinners, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Dec. s. Thomas Ferneley and George Ferneley, of Hulme. Manchester cotton-spinners, at eleven, at the Dog Ta vern, Manchester. Nov. 20. Henry Zinek, of-Liverpool, Merchant, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. . Dec. 9. Joseph. Dean, 'of Watling-street, London, whole • sale linen-draper, at twelve, at GuiLinall. Nov. IS. Charles Francis Olivier De Perrin, of Duke- - - street, 'Manchester-square, - Middlesex, victualler, at ele ven, at Guildhall: , Nov. 28. lames Powell, Ltte of Wapping street, Middle-. -sex, 'coffinand box-maker, and undertaker, at twelVe, at Guildhall. , • - Nov. z 5. • lames Nightingale Rayner, of Ely, Cambridge shire, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. • Nov. al. fames Askew . and Wugili, of New Bfidge-street, Blackfriars, London, straw-hat-manufac turers, at ten; at Guildhall.. Nov. zo. Charles Bell, of .Penrith, Cumberland * lint and wooll,en-diaper, at eleven, at-the Crown litn, .Penrith. Nov. 22. William Rideal, lateZl Wakefield, Yorkshire, mer chant, jut eleven, at the New CoUrt-house, Wakefield. N o v, au. William Buddy; of Scarborough, Yorkshire .com , mon-brewer, at eleven, 'at the Bull lfin, Scarboroug h. CERTVIC4TES. • Nov. 18. George Eldin,.of Aldgate, London, jeweller. Francis Marshall, late of the Strand, Middlesex - , jeweller: Michael Forster, late of Litchfield-street, Soho, , Middlesex, hotel and tavern-keeperl William Collins, of Temple-street, Bristol, innkeeper. Joseph Cooper, lace oil rlarn'scitheight,'but now of Pendleton, Lancashire, chapman• John Worrall, of Warrington, Lancashire, flour-dealer. . AbWLiff, . , . The alterations•and improvements In thiS*Theilre surpass, in convenience, in comfort, and beauty of embellislicnent,..any building of the kind which, we' b.:lieve, Europe can boast. In saying thi, we by it. 6 means exaggerate; we have seen the first Theatres on the Continent, .ana, in point of internal orna- , ment and genettal appearanee," . it has not its superiOr, nor, we think, its egnal. ' The pit, which heretofore had but .a gloom'y as- I. peel, will present a , shew'of richness worthy so re,.. sPeElable a. people 'as the citizens of Dublin. _lt is lined with mahogany, ornamented with brass-mould ings inserted in each pannel. The entrances into this .part of the house have been hung with double' doors, which will exclude noise, and the cold air, hitherto complained of. A second entrance to the pit is to open from Tem ple-lane; there are to be two money receivers ;. so that the-danger and crush on crowded nights will be thus considerably abated. The pannels of the boxes are entirely new; each pannel presenting a distill& historical stihje& ; those of the first and second tier are the Iliad and YEneid. The. subjds of the third and fourth tiers are . taken from Telemachus, and are equally beauti ful and effedive. ''.l. l .he truly grand alteration .is the ceiling, which has bgen raised six feet, forming a groined arch,. springing from the back of the boxes, and coved on each side.- The centre is a highly finished allegorical -painting, in which is represented Hibernia, protected by Jupiter, and crowned by Mars, supported on the right by the emblem of the linen, and on the left by that of the woollen manufaclure.—Near . Hibernia the figure of Industry, and, at a distance,' approaching to . the gallery, Mercury is finely pourtrayed. The ceili~ g, in fa6t, presents an admirable pielure ; the cove forms the frame, the ornaments of which are the Seasons, surrounded. by compartments, pAnt ed in alto relievo.—The proscenium has been also raised, and represents Apollo and Fame, with vari ous embellishments. The view from the galleries is much improved ; even from the back row of the upper gallery every thing passing on the remote part of the stage can be distinct), seen. Those who visit the Theatre will find that we have given but a cold out line of the House in its improved state; what we have said may, . however, form a useful . companion to the Theatre, on its , opening. All the walls -of the passages, corridors, and lobbies, are painted in oils, to prevent injury to the clothes of the audience: For the lower tier of boxes, loose cushions-are pro vided, cased with scarlet cloth ; to this part of the • House, ladies, who have to attend faghionoble 'par ties after the play may go in full' dress, a's it may be fairly persumed, gentlman will not enter these boxes in bootS, therefore the dre sg of the ladies will in every respect be as free frominjury as in a draw ing-room. The paintings and embellishirients are from the celebrated pencil of Marinari, under the immediate diredion and superintendence of the Patentee. Sir:111. BLOX'4III and Co's BANKRUPTCY. Saturday 'being. the last Statutory Examihation.of the Bankrupts, Sir M. Bloxatn, Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. W. illoxam, the partners .of the Company, se— verally surrendered under the joint commission, and Sir Mitthew also surrendered under the commission against his sepapte &ale. The Bankrupts also se verally gave up their watches and the money in their possession, which were, with the, unanimous approbation of the Credit Ors present, returned to them. • The Meeting was very numerous, and a great many debts Were proved. Qnettit, to a pretty amount,considerable arising on a 'ill for 7001. was rejected,. on the ground fhat,the holder, at the time of discounting it, received half-a-guinea more'than • thelegal interest of five per cent. ,- Statements of the Bankrupt debts and funds' were exhibited, and s Worn 'to by 'them. The AsSignefis were then called in, and declared. their high satis fadion with the Bankrupts accounts, and with the anxiety of the Bankrupts to afford 'every assistance in their power, to a clear I:Andel-Standing in their af fairs.--The Accountant to the Commission, and Mr. Reynolds, one of the:Commissioners spoke to : the same effed.—Mr. RObinion,, one of the Assig-. nees, adverted to the case of Mr. `Wilkinson, ilkinson,'who., had lost 105,0001. in this concern, and now made 'over a further sum of t 0,0001. leaving himself with put a shilling, and gave notice of his intention to call the creditors together shortly, with a view to their , . affording Mr. Wilkinson some relief, • Four men were conviaed at the late •Chester Quarter Sessions. of' stealing fowls, belonging to Mr.. Lowe, a publican at , BUtibUry. It appeared that the felony was' detected by the vigilance and spirited . cohdna . of Lieutenant Cross" of the 38th Regiment, stationed en the recruiting seivice at Stockport, who happened to be out partridge shooting. On observing them, the Lieutenant gave the alarm jt Lo.ve's house,: but there being no person to . assist in the pursuit . , he followed them alone .three• miles, partly over fields, and when the four men were together, advanced to wards. them,' comrhanded them to surrender, and threatened to fire upon the. first that Should attempt to escape: He then marched them betore the .jus tice.(keeping at a proper distance in the rear with his loaded gim,) where the booty was found upon them. The Court complimented the Lieutenant upon his'gallantly, and sentenced . the prisoners •to , imprisonment. The Mayor of a Corporation town in the County of Norfolk, with a true regard for his native diale6t, summoned .a meeting to *celebrate the Jubilee a provincial style that reminds us of the following spcech at a recent Agricultural Meeting ; where, on the President having retired from the Lir,his health was of course drank with eclat 5 'and after some dis cussion respetttng who slionld inform hirn.thereof on his being re-seated,it tell to the lot of a neighbouring young tarmer to make a maiden effort towards elo quence; who accordingly acquainted hith therewith; and after a bow, added, " Mr: if all landlords would do as you do, the tenants of other landlOrds would not have to do as they do do." But "before he ' could proceed any farther his neighbour pulled him by the sleeve, and laconically said " that will do." DILL). M' A Col PalisUkby WILLIAM A 11. MI GE k RI PPS, South Molton,stret, GOf VCIIC uare.: for the Paper; Letters ter the Editor, Otc. (post-paia), must bT athiressad. f ,J • On the• 23d inst. ... iss •ole, Benjamin Cole, 'Esq. of Sydney-place, Uith. Sa c ' •On the 29th tilt. at Newfountllatid,.Mr. .Whetherall, , geon of His Nl:jr..!Sty's ship Vestal, atter a short i11ne5,•,..39. On Thursday last, at Bristol, Mrs barker, wile ut tain'George Barker, 'ComTanding 0 triter of the Sea 1' .6 / 1- 0 -14 bles and Regulating Service I brother of Captain Barker, of Port'sruoutii. , . ,oni Lately, at 'Washington, in America; Mr. Bodding'c'os Foreman of gun-carriages in that City, under . the Aincriv,. Government, some years since at resident - at the Halt" houses, near Portsmouth. On Thursday the 19111 lust. Mr.' Daniel Spring Coal-merchant; of Hammersmith. . • ' Ve 36 • ' Lately, of a lever, brought un by excessive fatigue, a„ or' where he was landed skk, - 1' lushing, henry 11 • ington, Esq. of the 63d • INbIA. `Fiolkar . it appearg, is become so necessitouSi std crffer to transfer a part of his hereditary possessions to Seindeafor.a stipulated sum, He has, however, de ciared that he will never : part with lnslarnily jewels, and tfic presents Made hitt' by the native Princes, during his prosperity. • The Resident in Guzerat appears to bare brought all matters in question between Mulhar Row and that Court into a train of.accommodation.• The Arab corps which were reported to be in motion io the northward, to support that chieftain; lqve in con ! , sequence been dismissed,. and returned to theii. .homes.—The idea of Holkar having kept up a com municaan some of the refra6tory Chieftains tR still believed ; but his inability to subsidize. their forces, occasioned the recall of their Vakeels; and the peaceable diSpUsition of their troops. , The second son of the late Tippoo Sultaun died a short time since :.his funeral, which was of the most" pompous description, was attended, by the principal Mahommedan inhabitants of Bengal. It appears : by accounts from Persia, that the urgency of the French. Agents at that Court,to ob tain several settlements on the frontiers, and to se cure certain ad4utages for their merchants, .to the, : exclusion of. those of every other nation, hrstopene4 the eyes of the Ministers to the real desrgns : of, tho French ; and induced therii to add their influence to that of Sir Harford Jones. to counteract their, mea sures. . The most minute circumstances of Buona-. parte's perfidy towards Spain, and its [loyal Family, have been laid ,before the King, who has'eipressed his decided'abnorrenCe thereof. POLICE. BOVI-STREET,—On Saturday Joseph Printice and tVin:' Porter, wlio were apprehended by Pearkes and Solomon, a few days since, on suspicion of breakinf, open - and robbing` he house of Mr. Harrod, of W4,.e thersfiefd,uear i.nStitfolk, were brought op, for re-examination. It appeared that the Prosecutor is a bak er , an d wife keeps' a linen-draper's shop.. On the night of the Ist instant the linen-draper's shop was broken open, and a quantity of valuable goods stolen., Tile robbery was soon discovered, and two men were seen near the house with large 'oundles they wad pursued ; -threw . their bundles away, and_ made their escape. From. a description of the men, Oa, upon private infoimation, th'd officers . appreliendgu. the Prisoners. . On searching them— a . number of .pawnbroker's duplitiates were found upon Printicet and•'ail4ong: them vas 'one for t•?Vee'largei.p.Ocket bandkercliels, pledged': •a( ivielton'i; the pavio" broker's, Surrey side of , WestrialtlAter-bridie, two days after the. robbery.. Mrs. :Harrod,- the Prosecutor's wife; *a tt4ndea, and identified one of them to be part of . .the proifertY stolen, 'and the other .itie'ani'e pattern as.sOrne r 0 1 ' had for sale. • . • The Prisoners were're r cornmitted fur further Cl‘'' amination._ • f •x; ° Robert Howe was ebarged by William ,ssex, Martlet-court, Bow -street, currier, with hay ng 13 '7 dertaken a certain piece of work, in twenty-ci" e ' A l of calf-skies to curry, which he left went to work with soothe{ roaster.in ch.,* v - Augut, a Mr. 'Webster, in soniersel-gr‘,;(l, AVIiIW Chzßei. Part of the skins have ben finished .br other men, the rest are not, fiiiished.,yecthe Nisoner having never returned to finish his job, . Mr. GRAHAM and igr.'t . ORSTBF. Ma ' gistrates, convidecl..him of the offence,; and seuteoe ed him to one month's imprisonment. HA:TTON-GARDEN. -- Saturday, Judith Brady' Mary Rya?! ' dad T. Otteridge, werescharvd, at til l ° instance' of Excise Otcers, with expusiiig for sa , . spirituous' liquors, not being duly licened,i they were convicted in the penalty of 101. each; not par ing the fine, they were committed to prison, tb' s women for two months, the man, or three months. . . . The City Lottery (granted by Authority of Par' liatnent) now findi ari-abundance of Poichasers; those who hold small Prizes of the late - fortunat e State Lottery, and have been disappointed in ob taining Capital Prizes, revive their expebation setting a-Freehold Residence in the:best part_ of City Sixteenth Shares, only 12s. Eititti.s:',ll. Quarters 21. 7s, Halves 41. 12s. Tickets 81. O s ' which may be ha&of HORNSBY and CJ. 26, Gore' hill, and St: Margaret's Hill, Borotlgh, where No. 2,618, a Prize of 20,0001. was recently shared into One Quarter, Two Eights, and Eight,Sixteatiths. • BIRTHS. On Friday afterUoon, at his mother's, iiotie in Portnao" square; the Lady of . the Kor. Samuel ivhikes, of a 1;4,110- ter. - () F .; the z7th inst. Lady Phillips, of 13;idg. street, of 3 Daughter. MARRIED. • i On Tuesdar last. at Kensingtdn, the Rev. William_ P 4l , P. mer,- A.M. V icar_of Ilion, Somerset, and of , Va: - . ..0i1.bz. % von, to Mai-y, 0:4 daughter of the late 5tepi.,..... Pitt, .1%" , " . Of Keiliiii,;,toll. . ' " • On Wednesday last, Mr. David Ga'ss7of o:xf,;rcl-streett Elizabeth, eldestilatil,M7 of Samuel - Berry, Esq. of 61:41(' street, Solio...sqnare r. . • !' r . On the - 23th inst. at St. Mary's, Islington, Robert ‘'..at mott, Esq. Nltrehant, of Gtitlaord-street, London, son ai William Wilrnott, Esq. of the County of Kent, k) only daughter of the late Sampson Wheildon, Esq. of don, Stailurd i shire. On Saturday last, Joseph Bell, Esq. of 'Bishopsgate.stree t, London, to Miss E. 13erry, of Clapham Common. The same day,. at Sussex, bun Grenside, thv Esq. of Mark.lane, London, to Vianees, daughter of late bourn Doughty, Esq. of Aldeimaitodry. 'At St. Mary4c-betme Church, fames Dove, of Wexhaid; House, near Windsor, Esq. to Catherine R..chel, third d aug le ' ter of A. Douglai, of Midshiels, lir the County of Roxbur.g Esq. eldest daughter ,°1